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Jun 12, 2013
Avoiding Deadly Sins of Technology
Whether you're in the technology industry or not, you are likely plugged into it in one way or another - and probably at least three ways at any given moment of the day. For example, if you are reading this, you are absolutely plugged in (unless a close friend printed this post for you.)
Um, So?
Well, anytime people have the opportunity and the means to engage in anything to excess (albeit acceptable excess, in this circumstance, for say the next 1000 years or so) we inherently find ways to take things for granted and/or slack off in the way we engage.
In short, we get into bat habits that affect us as well as the people and world around us. Check out the article on our WebServices Blog to
identify and rid ourselves of Technology's 7 Deadly Sins.
Whether you're in the technology industry or not, you are likely plugged into it in one way or another - and probably at least three ways at any given moment of the day. For example, if you are reading this, you are absolutely plugged in (unless a close friend printed this post for you.)
Um, So?
Well, anytime people have the opportunity and the means to engage in anything to excess (albeit acceptable excess, in this circumstance, for say the next 1000 years or so) we inherently find ways to take things for granted and/or slack off in the way we engage.
In short, we get into bat habits that affect us as well as the people and world around us. Check out the article on our WebServices Blog to identify and rid ourselves of Technology's 7 Deadly Sins. 
